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Episode 2!!!
Things almost move a little too fast, and I had trouble connecting the motivation of the characters and the plot-twists. Until about halfway through the episode. The comedy scenes with Seo Jin and Dan Tae were good, but also hampered by the change being too sudden. Also, all the other characters are getting out of jail. The most amusing being Yoon Chul who decides to be a big shit who earns money!!! ^^
Towards the end, some situations I really liked, with Joo Dan Tae's daughter for example, who frankly falls under her father's wing. Eun-Byul also, always so freaked out.
Finally... Logan Lee is alive... Uh no, actually he is a hidden brother. A caricature of a rapper full of dough rather stupid. No chance that Shim Soo Ryun falls in love with him, the guy is vulgar, without any class. But at least the actor is back!
Now that the story has stabilized with all the storyline related to the prison evacuated, it should be better. We feel that the writer was in a hurry to finish this situation as soon as possible.

It was something predictable according to Netflix's trojan horse strategy. First adapting to the country in an honest way, then gradually implementing their agenda. They made no secret of it and everyone knows it. It is a way to fund Korean content creators compatible with their ideology and propagate it from abroad.

That's said, I connect more easely with koreans than actors of my own country.

Well, as a man, I can just relate my experience: I don't like romances in western movies and series. Or it's very rare. Romantic comedies exasperate me, except for the comedy aspect when it is successful.
On the other hand, it is a genre that I like in kdramas. Everything sounds more accurate. So, it wasn't a question of the genre of the movie, but of the way it's done.
The romcoms in the kdramas are good. The romance that goes along with the stories with another plot also. And the best in the matter, to have a feeling of truth, is the melodramas. (And slidingly, makjang, because these are two genres that tend to mix often).
Otherwise, like the author of the article, I also like makjang. In sentimental matters, there are some really hard, heartbreaking stories.

Except "move to heaven", I'm curious about these 4 dramas now.
Nice article.

I won't complaint, everything is almost perfect in penthouse. Logan was great when he was the sport teacher. It's later, I have less affinity. I can still see the chararcter is well portrayed. For fun we was saying he's a kind of vampire. Look at his clothes or his hair. He's supposed to be a bit dull on purpose certainly.

I wonder why there was not plastic surgery until then. :-D

TIME to see the special episode Hidden Room 3 NOW !!!
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+ 1 more...
ahaha
...just for fun.

I hope not. It will make 2 dull guys in the show.

If you watched "the last empress", you know with this writer, even guys shooted in the head can survive. :-)

Groundhog Day. ^^

After two previous seasons...
anyway : you know you never come here before watched the episode.

Good spot of her situation, thanks.

Look more like the new dull guy remplacing Logan Lee.
Logic would be it's Dan Tae. You know... the final FALL. And his precious Penthouse crumbling.

Definitively a NEXT level of crazyness. :-)

Well... Since the very start, I find Logan is dull. Not really interesting character, but just necessary to the story. Lee Gyu Jin is far more funny, and never out of good scenes idea. ^^

Even at one point of season 2, I feel like the writer drag Yoon-Hee like a burden.
She should make her die. ^^

Crazy Eun Byeol missed me too. ;-)

No way to find a negative comment on this thread. :-D

It's a way of redemption for her. ^^